State Officer Information

Why become a state officer?

SkillsUSA South Carolina state officers take on important leadership roles, mentor and guide student members and chapters across the state, set examples of professionalism through their actions, plan conferences, and represent our great state at multiple state and national level conferences.

2024 will see the introduction of our first-ever Post-Secondary State Officers!

Those with a growth mentality and a desire to become one of America's future leaders should apply and see where your path leads!

Requirements

General Requirements

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Must have at least one full year remaining and be active in a recognized CTE Career Cluster.
Must be available to represent the state through personal appearances during the tenure of office.
Must attend required SkillsUSA South Carolina and NLSC State Officer Training/Workshops (both in June).
Must attend additional training (virtual and in-person) that may be required (i.e. Conference Pre-Work).
Additional requirements are listed in the application.

Expectations

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Travel & Training

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Maintains and looks to improve their knowledge of SkillsUSA.
Represents SkillsUSA South Carolina with pride and professional demeanor at all times.
Maintains proper communication with State Director and other State Officers.
Stays organized and participate in any planning requirements.
Upholds the ideals of SkillsUSA at all times.
Additional expectations are listed in the application.

State Leadership & Skills Conference in year of election (March 2024 - Greenville, SC)
SkillsUSA SC State Officer Workshop (June 2024)
National Leadership & Skills Conference - State Officer Training (June 2024 - Atlanta, GA)
Washington Leadership Training Institute (September 2024 - Washington D.C.)
SC Fall Leadership Conference (Fall 2024)
State Leadership & Skills Conference in year of tenure ending (March 2025)
Additional dates and locations are listed in the application.